Corliss Lamont
1902 – 1995
Books
- [Press releases
- Soviet Russia and religion
- Det humanistiske livssyn
- Back to the Bill of Rights
- Persian Gulf crisis ... UN peace negotiation; no to war!
- Fifty momentous years
- The enduring impact of George Santayana
- A Humanist symposium on metaphysics
- Statement by the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship on the contempt citations by the House Committee on Un-American Activities
- The right to know
- Steadfast activist at 84
- On understanding Soviet Russia
- Soviet aggression
- The myth of immortality
- Panama, operation injustice
- The assurance of free choice
- Soviet Russia and the post-war world
- The illusion of immortality
- Freedom is as freedom does
- John Dewey and the American Humanist Association
- Humanism as a philosophy
- You might like socialism
- Corliss Lamont talk at the Palisades Free Library, Sunday, January 27, 1985
- Voice in the wilderness
- The philosophy of humanism
- A Humanist funeral service
- Articles, 1921-77
- Are we being talked into war?
- Man answers death
- The story of Soviet progress
- Freedom of choice affirmed
- Remembering John Masefield
- The civil liberties crisis
- Soviet Russia versus Nazi Germany
- How to be happy-though married
- [Comments on and objections to three important statements which were recently adopted by the Board of directors of the American civil liberties union concerning the American Communist party, United nations employment and self-incrimination
- Persian Gulf crisis
- To end nuclear bomb tests
- Helen Lamb Lamont, May 31, 1906-July 21, 1975
- Socialist planning in Soviet Russia
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